A women motorcyclist checking her handphone in front of a poster outside the Formula One Vietnam Grand Prix merchandise store in Hanoi. Vietnam govt has confirmed the first ever F1 race in the country will take place as scheduled from April 3-5 despite the current Covid-19 outbreak worries. - AP
LONDON/HANOI: The China F1 cancelled, Bahrain GP to race without fans and the Hanoi race, well they are staying on track. Still problems aplenty.
An air of unrest and uncertainty hangs over Formula One as the global motor racing bandwagon flies to Melbourne for the start of the 71st championship season at this weekend's Australian Grand Prix.
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